There are more reasons than ever to learn how to burn a CD: to create your own CD wedding favors or to make a story CD for your child, for example.
Are you technically savvy enough to do it? I, for one, am happy to have a husband who is, but in the interest of being a strong, independent woman and a good example to my child, I set out to learn how to do burn a CD myself.
The first thing I learned is that there is this thing called a "Wizard" that pretty much does everything for you; simply drag and drop the files you want to write to the CD and surf the internet during your wait time.
OK, it isn't quite that simple (but it's close), but Worldstart has a tips and tricks page with:
Are you technically savvy enough to do it? I, for one, am happy to have a husband who is, but in the interest of being a strong, independent woman and a good example to my child, I set out to learn how to do burn a CD myself.
The first thing I learned is that there is this thing called a "Wizard" that pretty much does everything for you; simply drag and drop the files you want to write to the CD and surf the internet during your wait time.
OK, it isn't quite that simple (but it's close), but Worldstart has a tips and tricks page with:
- CD-R versus CD-RW tips
- step-by-step instructions
- a separate tutorial for Microsoft Windows XP, which has its own CD burning software
and more -- everything you will need to know to burn your own CD, in fact. Independence is just a click away! by Debra McDuffee (RSS feed) on Jul 7th 2008 6:00PM
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